ISPCC Childline hosted a free webinar series for parents and carers to provide support, advice and information ahead of the returning school year. ISPCC Resilience Support Workers covered topics such
It is understandable that children, young people, parents and carers may be experiencing a range of emotions at this time.
Parenting is one of the most rewarding jobs a parent can do, however it has to be acknowledged that it can also be one of …
The ISPCC Integration Service, supported by The Daffodil Foundation, works with families who seek International Protection …
Children will need our support, as adults, to try and make sense of the Covid-19 pandemic so that they can understand and deal with the situation.
The ISPCC is happy to recommend a new programme which has been developed by psychologist and ISPCC Childline Ambassador David Coleman and Anokha Learning …
For the most up-to-date information and guidance around COVID-19, please see the HSE’s official website
While this is a time of uncertainty, social distancing and isolation gives us time at home that we otherwise may not have.
It is understandable that there is a lot of concern in relation to the COVID-19 virus. This is new to all of us.
There are a few simple steps parents, guardians and carers can follow to help them choose the most suitable childcare for their child.